This Week's Highlights
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Take a look at which devices the handset makers will - and won't - be launching at Mobile World Congress.
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LG Electronics is set to unveil four new budget smartphones aimed at the overseas market at MWC next month.
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Lollipop arrived on a couple existing devices, Matthew bought a Nokia Lumia 830, and both he and Kevin are looking forward to Mobile World Congress news.
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New technologies are moving us away from easy-to-guess passwords, but we still need to be careful about how we use fingerprints and other biometrics.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge are the best designed Samsung smartphones and the Galaxy Alpha has the same metal edges.
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That's up slightly from a combined total of 95.6 percent at the end of the fourth quarter of 2013.
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Government continues to provide financial support to encourage skills upgrading and drive research and development efforts in the country. SMBs are offered grants to innovate and expand internationally.
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Through a new website, Microsoft is allowing some of its customers to download Windows 7 installation media in ISO format. But if you're hoping to repair or refresh an OEM installation of Windows 7, you're out of luck. I've got the details here.
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The Japanese government is looking to bring together Toyota, Nissan, and Honda, as well as Panasonic and Hitachi, to create standards and common technology for self-driving cars.
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Battling commoditisation, Indian firms such as Infosys and TechM are trying furiously to innovate and climb up the value chain.
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Featured Photo Galleries
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From powerhouses to light 2-in-1 models, these laptops -- including two ThinkPads and a MacBook Pro -- should all run Windows 10 like champs.
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Latest Videocast
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If you think the government cannot and does not want to get its hands all over your personal data, then think again.
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Also on ZDNet
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Constellation Research analysts identify trends in enterprise technology ahead of Mobile World Congress 2015.
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Microsoft is giving away 100GB of free storage to Dropbox users across the globe, although it's not being as generous with free storage as it has been for US Bing Rewards members.
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The biggest surprise was that smartphone sales actually fell, which for the hottest market in the world is more of a shocker than a surprise.
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Alipay, the e-payment arm of Chinese technology giant Alibaba Group, announced on Tuesday that more than 100 million people participated in sending lucky money, or Hongbao in Chinese, via mobile apps during the past Chinese New Year holiday.
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